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राजस्थान के सीकर - फतेहपुर में माउंट आबू की तरह ठंड: शेखावाटी में पारा 2 डिग्री सेल्सियस तक गिरा; रात का तापमान...

राजस्थान के सीकर - फतेहपुर में माउंट आबू की तरह ठंड: शेखावाटी में पारा 2 डिग्री सेल्सियस तक गिरा; रात का तापमान...

Chittorgarh, November 3, 2026: Sikar-Fatehpur in Rajasthan as cold as Mount Abu: Mercury drops by 2°C in Shekhawati; night temperatures fa. Bhaskar English reported the development in a detailed account.

According to Bhaskar English, Download Wed, Nov 4, 2026 Updated 06:46 PM IST Home Video Search Watch Top News Local National Cricket Business Originals International Tech & Science Entertainment Lifestyle Sports Utility Career West Bengal Madhya Pradesh Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan English News Local Rajasthan Rajasthan Cold Wave: Mercury Drops In Shekhawati, Sikar & Fatehpur Sikar-Fatehpur in Rajasthan as cold as Mount Abu: Temperature drops by 2°C in Shekhawati; night temperatures fall in Jaipur too 14 hours ago Copy link In Rajasthan, cold conditions have begun to intensify due to falling night temperatures.

In the Shekhawati region, the minimum temperature dropped below 15 degrees Celsius (°C). Meanwhile, Sikar and Fatehpur are experiencing cold weather akin to Mount Abu. Apart from this, temperatures have also fallen in regions like Udaipur and Chittorgarh, making nights noticeably colder.

The Meteorological Department has forecast dry weather across the state for the coming week, along with a slight further dip in night temperatures. Looking at the weather over the past 24 hours, all cities in the state witnessed clear skies and sunshine. In Barmer, Jaisalmer, and Jodhpur, maximum temperatures were recorded between 35°C and 37°C.

On Tuesday, Barmer recorded the highest maximum temperature in Rajasthan at 36.6°C. Meanwhile, temperatures were recorded at 35.5°C in Jaisalmer, 35.3°C in Jodhpur, 34.5°C in Churu, 34.4°C in Pilani, 34.1°C in Jalore, and 34°C in Pali. Night temperature drops by up to 2 degrees, cold intensifies Tuesday night was particularly cold in Sikar and Fatehpur in Shekhawati, with both locations recording a minimum temperature of 12.5°C.

The coldest night was recorded in Mount Abu, where the minimum temperature dropped to 11.9°C. Additionally, minimum temperatures were recorded at 14.7°C in Bhilwara, 14.9°C in Udaipur, 15.7°C in Sirohi, 15.9°C in Karauli, 15.2°C in Chittorgarh, 15.7°C in Pilani, and 15.4°C in Ajmer. The Meteorological Centre, Jaipur, has indicated the likelihood of clear skies across the state for the coming week.

Sunshine is expected throughout the day during this period, with a minor rise in maximum temperatures possible in a few cities. Jaipur experienced clear skies and strong sunshine throughout the day on Tuesday. The maximum temperature was recorded at 31.5°C.

However, a 1.2-degree drop in night temperature brought a noticeable chill, with the minimum temperature recorded at 18.1°C. The Meteorological Department forecasts dry weather in the state for the next week. In Jaipur, the sky remained clear on Tuesday.

In Ajmer city, the chill is increasing with changing weather patterns. Cool breezes on Tuesday afternoon made residents feel the cold, which intensified by evening, prompting people to start wearing warm clothes. According to weather data, a maximum temperature of 32.8°C and a minimum temperature of 15.4°C were recorded on Tuesday.

Kota saw clear skies and light sunshine on Tuesday. Although the maximum temperature rose by 1°C to 32.4°C, the minimum temperature was recorded at 17.4°C. According to the weather department, conditions will remain clear during the first week of November, with a slight drop in night temperatures expected.

The report is filed here under Environment. Bhaskar English is the account this copy follows, and the article above keeps the detail that report gave. Nothing beyond those reported details is added.


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